WGU D753 PA & OA CERTIFICATION TEST
PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Qualitative Assessment Examples. Answer: observations, interviews,
portfolios, anecdotal records, checklists, functional behavioral
assessments
● Quantitative Assessment. Answer: Objective and measurable,
expressed numerically, measuremnet of variables, uses statistical data
analysis, easily replicated
● Quantitative Assessment Examples. Answer: standardized tests,
criterion-referenced tests, screenings, progress monitoring, diagnostic
assessments,
● Formal Assessments. Answer: structured, standardized, consistent
across students, morm-referenced, valid& reliable, used for eligibility.
Provide an objective comparison
● Formal Assessments Examples. Answer: state reading assessments,
standardized tests, static, beginning-end of year testing, ELA measure
testing
, ● Informal Assessment. Answer: flexible, spontaneous, occur during
classroom activities. Provide immediate feedback for instructional
adjustments
● Informal Assessment Examples. Answer: class discussions, work
samples, teacher observations, checklists, portfolios, anecdotal records
● Formative Assessment. Answer: Ongoing, during learning, used to
monitor progress and guide instruction
● Formative Assessment Examples. Answer: quizzes, exit tickets, peer
reviews,
● Summative Assessment. Answer: end-point evaluations of
achievement, often high stakes
● Summative Assessment Examples. Answer: final exams, standardized
tests, end-of-unit projects, state assessments
● Universal Screening. Answer: Assessing ALL students to identify
early signs of academic/behavioral difficulties
● Child Find (IDEA Mandate). Answer: Legal requirement that schools
locate, identity, and evaluate all children who may need special
education services
PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Qualitative Assessment Examples. Answer: observations, interviews,
portfolios, anecdotal records, checklists, functional behavioral
assessments
● Quantitative Assessment. Answer: Objective and measurable,
expressed numerically, measuremnet of variables, uses statistical data
analysis, easily replicated
● Quantitative Assessment Examples. Answer: standardized tests,
criterion-referenced tests, screenings, progress monitoring, diagnostic
assessments,
● Formal Assessments. Answer: structured, standardized, consistent
across students, morm-referenced, valid& reliable, used for eligibility.
Provide an objective comparison
● Formal Assessments Examples. Answer: state reading assessments,
standardized tests, static, beginning-end of year testing, ELA measure
testing
, ● Informal Assessment. Answer: flexible, spontaneous, occur during
classroom activities. Provide immediate feedback for instructional
adjustments
● Informal Assessment Examples. Answer: class discussions, work
samples, teacher observations, checklists, portfolios, anecdotal records
● Formative Assessment. Answer: Ongoing, during learning, used to
monitor progress and guide instruction
● Formative Assessment Examples. Answer: quizzes, exit tickets, peer
reviews,
● Summative Assessment. Answer: end-point evaluations of
achievement, often high stakes
● Summative Assessment Examples. Answer: final exams, standardized
tests, end-of-unit projects, state assessments
● Universal Screening. Answer: Assessing ALL students to identify
early signs of academic/behavioral difficulties
● Child Find (IDEA Mandate). Answer: Legal requirement that schools
locate, identity, and evaluate all children who may need special
education services
